Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Further to yesterday’s post about the storm damage to the cedar tree in St Lawrence churchyard which has blocked Church Street and the footpath through the church yard, Surrey County Council has advised that it plans to start clearing the Continue Reading
Church Street is currently blocked as a result of a large tree having come down in the high winds from the churchyard of St Lawrence Church yesterday. The tree will not be removed until the high winds have dropped and Continue Reading
Effingham Parish Council will consider Berkeley Homes planning application 26/P/01289 for up to 600 dwellings on Effingham Lodge Farm at its meeting on Tuesday 27 October at 7.30 pm in the KGV Hall. The Parish Council is a statutory consultee Continue Reading
The KGV Hall was full to its maximum capacity of 138 at the public meeting held by Berkeley Homes yesterday evening about the planning application they have submitted for 600 homes on Effingham Lodge Farm. Over 100 more people were Continue Reading
Further to yesterday’s post on the Update on Berkeley Homes Planning Application and Public Meeting on 22nd October, the planning application 26/P/01289 for 600 homes on Effingham Lodge Farm has been made available today for viewing on the Guildford Borough Continue Reading
A reminder that Berkeley Homes is holding a public meeting tomorrow Thursday 22nd October at 6.30pm at King George V Hall, Browns Lane, Effingham, KT24 5ND regarding its proposals to build 600 dwellings on Effingham Lodge Farm. The doors will Continue Reading
Guildford Borough Council has posted a planning application 26/P/01289 on its website from Berkeley Homes applying for 600 dwellings on Effingham Lodge Farm, Lower Road, 300 of which would be “affordable”. The plans do not include a replacement for the Continue Reading
As previously reported, Paula Moss, Effingham resident and Deputy Chair of Effingham Parish Council has founded the Rural Roar campaign to challenge grey belt policy and is working with other concerned parish councils and groups around the country. Following the Continue Reading
Thank you to all the wonderful Effingham Gentleman’s Club members and the other community volunteers who did such a great clear up of the garden this morning. Andrew Hunt, a Gentleman’s Club member generously donated wood chippings to mulch the Continue Reading
As previously reported a public meeting Public Meeting – what does grey belt mean for our villages? is being held this evening at East Horsley Village Hall at 7.30 pm. The event is ticketed and fully booked. Because of the Continue Reading